The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

township, have nominated the fol-
lowing township ticket: For trustee
A. w Lindell; clerk, A. J. Swed-
lund; treasurer, John Englund, and
constable, Gust Newman.
II any OF the prisoners in the
county Jail have been allowed I'M
proper liberties IL Is ehargeable to
Sheriff Bartlett, who Is alone re.
sponsible for the proper discharge
Of the duties OF the office.
The T. P. A. meeting Saturday
night was = very satisfa story one
Routine business IVES disposed Of
and an effort will be made to en-
large the organization by taking in
business men also as members.
The Rock Island tracklayers have
been hauled OFF the Abilene branch,
and are now laying track on the
Manhattan branch, twenty miles OF
which is yet to be done. When that
is inlshed they will resume work on
the branch.
Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST, Rev.
Geo. {. LOrimer, d. ~, l.. L. D., OF
Chicago. will give his amusing lee
ture in the Baptist church, on IVA
grancy, V4Rary and Vacancy" No
one can afford to miss hearing this
eminent lecturer.
The Herald man finds that the
rebel sentiment is not nearly 80
strong and popular In Saline county
as Il was down in Davis old Mis-
souri, home, aud hence the entire
hOpelessness Of electing his rebel
friend Gentry to the Office Of Sher-
III.
Two cars Of the construction train
on the cutoff Thursday afternoon
were thrown from tine track IN run
ming over q steer belonging 10 Mr..
WhitmOre. A Swede workman Oh
the train was bruised somewhat In
jumping from a car; no other inju-
ries occurred.
Messrs. John A. BranifT and Il. F..
Cravens are members Of syndicate
which has purchased IS acres of
land in the vicinity Of ArmOurdale
aid Wyandotte-sOme Of the land
0eIng not over two miles from the
Kansas City post office. 1t must be-
come valuable.
John E. Anderson is getting con-
siderable free advertising from the
Salina Herald on the ground that he
is to Oe the deputy Of Mr. FOrsse.
Mr.. FOrsse Informs US that the
nas made no promises Of pos
itiOns OF any kind, and does not in
tend TO make any.
E. H. Sankee, nominated by the
Union Labor and Democratic con-
ventiOns Of Ottawa county for sur
veyOr, respectfully declines those
"honOrs." He lie q Republican aud
entertains no intention Of being sac
rificed on the altar Of ambition Of
those organizations.
c. E. Roth, the contractor for the
Santa Fe depot and stock yards, is
rushing things. Over fifty men are
busy on the depot building, and the
stock yards are shout completed.
The depot Is lSsx24 feet, and is q
very substantial structure. Il will
We finished this week.
An interviewer reports that Davis,
Of the Herald, said 20 him: 81 think
will devote the Herald TO the intel
sSts Of the grAngers and Sunday
schools hereafter. The Democrats
are divided, and q Get Of dang fools.
[ am tired and disguised. 1 want
to 60 home to Missouri"
Davis, Of the Herald, mskes poor
Roadway advocating the soldiers
orphan" for Register Of Deeds and
At the same time supporting the
Texas rebel against Olof Forsse, the
Uuion soldier, for sheriff. AS the
saying is the two advocates don't
iibe." Il lie very ridiculous.
Mr.. Lehman, the new elecric light
man, has nearly 900 incsndesoent
light takers. He will start In with
his contract as soon as the machin-
cry and material arrives, which has
all been ordered. In six weeks time
600 incandesceuts will fash brightly
in salina homes and public build
lngs.
The case Of Peter Latin Va. A. J.
Peterson aud Aug. johnson, q rent
case from Smoky Hill township, has
occupied the attention Of w. H..
Bishop, ruferee, for several days.
Extended arguments were made to-
day by Capt. Mohler and Jos. Moore,
and the case "a taken under advise